Best Peachtree Woodworking Drum Sanders

Let's be honest, buying sanding sleeves for expandable drum sanders can get quite expensive and storing them can be a pain. Not only that, but some drum sanders don't even hold the sleeves on properly. Sleeveless drum sanders have distinct advantages over standard drum sanders. Probably the biggest advantage versus drum sanding sleeves is that you can use the sandpaper you already have in your shop. Simply cut your sheets to size, wrap the strip around the drum and secure. Not only will you be able to use your current supply of sanding sheets, you won't have to buy a bunch of different grit and different size sanding drums which saves you a boat load of time and money. You can use them on a drill press much like an oscillating sander or you can use them on a hand held drill. Either way you can produce the results you need while using these drums. This set comes with 4 pre-wrapped sanding drums (with 120 grit sheets) in 3/4", 1", 2" and 3" diameters (each drum is about 3" tall), 1 key (tightens and loosens drums for paper installation) 3 replacement arbors ( 2 each ¼" and 1 each 3/8"), 4 pre-cut to size sandpaper sheets (all 120 grit) and a wooden storage box to keep your drums safely stored when not in use. The max recommended RPM is approximately 1750 RPM. Going over this speed may damage the drum or cause the paper to come loose and fly off. It is recommended that heavier cloth sandpaper is used with these drums for best results, but any standard sheet stock sandpaper will work. These high quality drums a made from an aluminum and foam body with a sponge like padding. The paper locks into place via the slot with a locking tube. The smaller drums and smaller arbors can be used on hand held drill while the larger arbor drums are recommended to be used on drill presses and motor arbors.